11th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
Fairfax City • Fairfax County • Prince William County
Campaign 2009
House of Delegates - 31st District

Re-elect Del. Scott Lingamfelter

photoTThe 31st House District covers much of southcentral Prince William County (including Dale City, Minnieville, Nokesville) and southern Fauquier County (including New Baltimore). The district is capably represented by Republican Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, who is seeking re-election in 2009.

Campaign 2009 information:

  • Republican nominee: Del. Scott Lingamfelter
  • Status: Incumbent (since 2002)
  • Address: 5420 Lomax Way, Woodbridge, VA 22193
  • Mail: P.O. Box 7175 Woodbridge, VA 22195
  • Phone: 703-580-1294
  • Web: www.Va31st.com and House site
  • Email:
  • Democrat opponent: [None]

District mapPrecincts in the 31st:

  • In Prince William County, Brentsville District (1 precinct)
    Park
  • In Prince William County, Coles District (6 precincts)
    Saunders
    Benton
    Beville
    King
    Lodge
    Woodbine (part)
  • In Prince William County, Dumfries District (1 precinct)
    Forest Park
  • In Prince William County, Neabsco District (7 precincts)
    Bel Air
    Dale
    Enterprise
    Godwin
    Minnieville
    Neabsco
    Freedom
  • In Fauquier County, Cedar Run District) (3 precincts)
    Casanova
    Catlett
    Kettle Run
  • In Fauquier County, Center District (1 precinct)
    Baldwin Ridge
  • In Fauquier County, Scott District (1 precinct)
    New Baltimore

Previous campaigns in the 31st District:
  • 2007: Republican Scott Lingamfelter defeated Democrat Bill Day (see results)
  • 2005: Republican Scott Lingamfelter was re-elected without opposition (see results)
  • 2003: Republican Scott Lingamfelter defeated Democrat David Brickley (see results)
  • 2001: Republican Scott Lingamfelter defeated Democrat Mickie Krause (see results)

The 31st House District includes precincts from:
  • State Senate: 27th District (4 precincts), 28th District (1 precincts), 29th District (8 precincts), 36th District (7 precincts)
  • Congress: 1st District (5 precincts), 10th District (1 precinct), 11th District (14 precincts)
 
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08.10.2009